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World Cup Trading Championships

A real-money championship that has run since 1983. You trade your own capital, so losses are real.

Facts below come from World Cup's own pages, checked 10 Oct 2026. We have not scored this platform, and a listing here does not mean it pays out reliably.

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Key terms

Entry
Paid entry
Entry cost
Entry fee per division, plus a minimum starting balance in your own account: $500 for monthly divisions, up to $10,000 for World Cup Futures
Account
Real money
Account details
Your own real-money futures or forex account, held with its partner broker
Markets
Futures, Forex
Prize type
Trophies or merch
Operator’s cut
Not applicable (no prize pool)
Who gets paid
Top finishers per division
How winners are ranked
Net return over the contest period
Drawdown rules
Your own account; losses are real
Trading rules
Any strategy. Futures and forex divisions.
Who can enter
Not confirmed.
KYC
Broker account opening
Prize withdrawal
Not applicable (trophies, no cash prize)
Operator
WorldCupChampionships.com
Based in
Not confirmed

How prizes are paid

Top finishers win Bull & Bear trophies and press coverage, and may be invited to join WorldCupAdvisor.com. There is no cash prize pool.

What we could not confirm

  • Annual entry fee shown only as a pricing table; confirm at sign-up.

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